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hannahkay8515 · July 2015

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bbiutmcph · July 2015

I have always liked Nina. Sending lots of positive vibes to you and your little girl!

Sassenach1743 · July 2015

If meaning is what you're after then Valerie makes the most sense. It is derived from the Ancient Roman name Valerius, meaning "to be strong" which has a feminine form, Valeria, of which Valerie is a variant.

Sassenach1743 · July 2015

If meaning is what you're after then Valerie makes the most sense. It is derived from the Ancient Roman name Valerius, meaning "to be strong" which has a feminine form, Valeria, of which Valerie is a variant.

nurse714 · July 2015

I voted for Valerie. Nina is nice also. I don't care for Alana. Wishing you and your daughter the best.

Quazel · July 2015

I went Valerie. I want to wish your family and your little girl the best as you work through this. I'm thinking about you.

LNic5 · July 2015

I love Nina!! It's a great name and not super common. Nina Kay is a very sweet name for a sweet little girl!! Best of luck!!

MixedBerries88 · July 2015

I love Valerie since the meaning is so perfect in this situation. I voted for Alana because that was my cousin's name and she died from a birth defect as a little one. That just kind of sealed the deal for me because it's just so special to my family! I'm so sorry you're going through this! Xoxoxo

missemmawoodhouse · July 2015

Best wishes! Love Valerie for the meaning.

jessilee15 · July 2015

Valerie = Valor. Also makes me think of Valkyrie, like the Norse mythological creatures on battlefields

Squirtgun · July 2015

I like Valerie for the meaning, but Nina for the ease of pronunciation. I'm thinking that when she's a toddler, she'll be able to say her own name that much faster, it would be one less thing for her to struggle with. (Mama, dada, Nina, all simple and easy to say)